[3dem] Staff Scientist position at NIH

[Huaibin Wang]

Dear all,


The NIDDK has an open staff scientist position in structural biology. We
are looking for a candidate to fill this position who has demonstrated
experience in protein biochemistry and cryo-electron microscopy to support
the research efforts of several groups within the NIDDK intramural program.



The staff scientist will divide their time between a cryo-EM project
solving the structures of protein-nucleic acid complexes and joining a team
of managers to support a state-of-the-art cryo-EM core facility. The core
facility is equipped with 2 x Krios, 2 x Glacios, an Aquilos, a Leica CLEM
system, and numerous sample prep equipment.



Specific responsibilities for the staff scientist include:

 ·      Conduct an independent structural biology cryo-EM project and work
as a team member within the Structural Biochemistry Section, Laboratory of
Molecular Biology as well as collaborate with other investigators at the
NIH.

·      Provide support to a cryo-EM facility which includes microscope
alignment, basic maintenance, data collection, training, and oversight of
users.



Required qualifications:


Applicants must have a Ph.D. in a relevant field. The ideal candidate must
have experience with protein expression, purification, and biochemical or
biophysical characterization of protein-protein, or protein-nucleic acid,
or protein-ligand complexes. The ideal candidate will also have
demonstrated ability to independently prepare samples for cryo-EM data
collection, operate and maintain a cryo-EM microscope. The position
requires good interpersonal skills to facilitate productive professional
interactions with users from the diverse NIDDK structural biology
community.

For any further information please contact Dr. Fred Dyda at
fredd at niddk.nih.gov


Best Regards,

Huaibin

--

Huaibin Wang, Ph.D.

Technical Director | The Multi-Institute Cryo-EM Facility | NIH

Building 13, Room G333B | 13 South Dr | Bethesda MD 20892

Office: +1.301.594.0710
-------------- next part --------------
An HTML attachment was scrubbed...
URL: <http://mail.ncmir.ucsd.edu/pipermail/3dem/attachments/20230803/20106ac4/attachment.html>